“Managing Country Risk in Age of Globalization will be the premier book on the market on country risk for practitioners, researchers, and students. It is a thorough, authoritative, and multidisciplinary treatment of the topic, providing unique and state-of-the-art perspectives on the fast-evolving field of country risk analysis, responding to a changing world economic order. Providing the complete reference tool, it has no similar competitor on the market at this time. It is an essential and much-needed addition to the literature of international business. I highly recommend for graduate class use and as a desk tool for analysts.”“Managing Country Risk in Age of Globalization will be the premier book on the market on country risk for practitioners, researchers, and students. It is a thorough, authoritative, and multidisciplinary treatment of the topic, providing unique and state-of-the-art perspectives on the fast-evolving field of country risk analysis, responding to a changing world economic order. Providing the complete reference tool, it has no similar competitor on the market at this time. It is an essential and much-needed addition to the literature of international business. I highly recommend for graduate class use and as a desk tool for analysts.”
Dr. John R. McIntyre, Professor of Management and International Affairs, Exec. Director, GT CIBER, a National Center, Georgia Institute of Technology
“Progressive in its approach, and the first serious treatment of the discipline since the 2008 financial crisis, Country Risk in the Age of Globalization is a must-have for practitioners and researchers alike. The authors pay due attention to the risks and tools facing managers today, from cybercrime to the demands of Big Data, all the while reminding the reader that country risk is as much of a problem in developed countries as it is in emerging and frontier markets. Going beyond the traditional approaches to country risk assessment, and developing a more precise look at risk than previous efforts by scholars, indispensable attention is paid to the importance of information sources and the various (and often overlooked) ‘contamination channels’ of country risk. A highly-recommended contribution to the literature of this increasingly important area of interest as international business moves to 2020 and beyond.”
Christopher McKee, PhD, Chief Executive and Owner, The Political Risk Service Group Inc.
“This book provides a thorough and comprehensive analysis of country risk. It is quite unique in the way it convincingly integrates the various dimensions of the concept of country risk: economic, monetary and financial, social and political. The book also proposes ways to better anticipate and mitigate country risks, by mixing quantitative and qualitative considerations. It includes a great number of case studies. This book will be an outstanding reference for academics, advanced students and various professionals, more generally for everyone interested in better understanding the very uncertain world in which we are living.”
Professor Christian de Boissieu: University of Paris I (Sorbonne) and College of Europe (Bruges), former Chair of the French Council of Economic Advisers